Replies to post #167617 on Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

[chipboarder]

I recently heard about someone developing a “roll up” television screen similar to a window shade. One minute it’s there and next minute, it’s gone. Wish I could remember where I heard it....could have been CNBC.

This could be related.

[PayMEmf]

Wouldn’t this be more along the lines of liquidmetal coatings? Thanks games

[Watts Watt]

My concern is this:

If the amorphous alloy film is indeed the re-inforcement for the display media, as is indicated in the patent, then, this is certainly not a die cast or injection molded product.

Rather, the film is more akin to a coating, which takes us back to Liquidmetal Coatings, does it not, as a potential utilizer of this process.

That would put the Korean American Kangs back in the picture, potentially.

Also, I do not have any facts that Lugee Li is involved with film or coatings.

However, I am sure that Gamesc or others may have a great response to my pondering above, which I am eager to hear.

Oh, I forgot, the past is past, and past contracts are not important to ponder.

Hmmmmmmmmm

Does ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. (TAIPEI, TW) have a customer relationship with Lugee? If so, I am very curious to know if Lugee is making amorphous film or coatings that can meet ASUSTeK's specs.